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Yellowknife residents scramble to cover childcare, staffing after COVID-19 closes schools Parents and businesses in Yellowknife are trying to arrange childcare and staffing after territorial health officials ordered over the weekend that all schools would be closed until further notice in the wake of a COVID-19 outbreak at N.J. Macpherson School.  Social Sharing N.W.T. health officials ordered all Yellowknife schools to close as of Monday due to a COVID-19 outbreak CBC News · Posted: May 03, 2021 2:26 PM CT | Last Updated: May 3 N.J. Macpherson School in Yellowknife. Territorial health of...

1 new COVID-19 infection in Yellowknife, 40 contacts identified The new case involves an "individual at a Yellowknife school," which Cabin Radio reported is École St. Patrick High School. The Office of the Chief Public Health Officer says the investigation so far does not indicate an outbreak. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 22, 2021 8:32 PM CT | Last Updated: April 23 The new case involves an "individual at a Yellowknife school" and is connected to Wednesday's exposure notice. The Office of the Chief Public Health Officer says the Investigation so far does not indicate an outbreak...

St. Patrick High School on South Selkirk Street. (Leith Dunick, tbnewswatch.com) THUNDER BAY – Additional COVID-19 cases have been reported at two Thunder Bay Catholic schools, as students prepare to enter a two-week period of virtual learning hoped to curb in-school spread. One new case has been detected at St. Martin Elementary School, and another two at St. Patrick High School. A bus cohort at Pope John Paul II is also impacted. The Thunder Bay District Health Unit has not declared COVID-19 outbreaks at either school, with no evidence yet of transmission in the school setting. Students a...

Photo-unsplash.com More city schools now have cases of COVID-19 to report and two school are moving to virtual learning. Lakehead Public Schools reports there are three positive cases reported at St. James Public School. The board reports the Thunder Bay District Health Unit says there is no evidence the virus has spread in the school setting and it is not considered an outbreak. The Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board tells us there is also an individual at Corpus Christi School that has tested positive for COVID-19. The cohort at the school will remain home. In addition the Catholic ...

One school cohort and two bus cohorts will be required to stay home after one case detected at elementary school.